The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-04-29
The BIGGEsT ALLIGAToR.-An

alligator weighing 408 pounds anC
measuring IL feet in length, wal
killed at East Pascagoula last Sat
urday by Glenn Ladnier. He was q
tough old fellow with jaws two feet
long, and about as rusty as alliga
tors get to be. The struggle tC
capture him vas a lively affair and
''great vas the fall" when he yield
ed. His meat was divided up
among the darkies who had a hog.
killing time while it lasted. This
beats the record in the alligator
line of game for Pascagoula.
Honest dealing, truthful repre-
sentation and security to buyers.
These are the inducements the
Clothing House of f. Neubrik, AZ
Dauphin street, Mobile, offers in
connection with the magnificent
stock, including all things useful,
ornamental and Indispensable in
Mems Youths and Boys Tailor
Fitting Clothing and Gents Furn-
Ishing Goods, and prices uniformly
low on every article.
Mr.. James w. Finn, OF the
firm of Craft s. Co, Mobile, gave
us a pleasant call Wednesday. He
is genial young gentlemen and
represents n of the best mercan-
tile houses in the Port. This is
the house that sells the keystone
Rye, a pure liquor. Also the ten
year old famous "Belle OfBourbon,'
tor medicinal and family use, ALSO
lNtely pure.
Master Eddie Blake returned
home Tuesday night looking the
picture of health. He has been
attending the Southern Business
College at Bowling Green, Ken
lucky. He comes with his diploma,
graduated with honors, aud
after spending awhile here he will
out to gain misfortune. We
wish him abundant success wherev-
er be may go.
Mr.. o. p. Barnes presented us
with Il box of delicious strawberries
this week that had been sent him
his old home in Crystal
We extend many thanks;
such favors are always appreciated
by is.
We understand that the light
ming killed some goats Friday night
ut Pascagoula. We are truly sOr-
ry the good work was not extended
far as Scranton.
Miss Eva Swain returned to
Mobile last Tuesday, after spend
ing about two months very pleas
antly with her aunt, Mrs. j. L.
The candidates T around
with the dear people, and
The poor babies, how they will SUI
fer in the flesh, as they all have to
be kissed.
Mr.. f. p. Scarcliff has moved
bis family from Alabama to this
Ilace, aud has rented Mrs. Lam
,ert's residence where he will in
reside. This is a good ac-
luisition to our town.
Mrs. w. II. Rolls and her
Miss Cora, of Grand Bay,
Ala, were here last Sunday visit.
ng the family of MIR. Jas. q. Rolls.
They came down in the morning
Ind returned in the evening.
Last Sunday evening Rev. DR..
1iusdale preached at PascagOula
a good audience. The rites OF
baptism we're administered to four
PERSONS: Miss Mamie Hall, two
Ibildren Of Mr.. Greiuer and one of
FIR. Chas. McClanahan. :
A few days ago a group of
veil. dre gentlemen stood chat I
lug OF a street corner, each wore
IN entirely different suit, yet it /
would have been hard to decide 1
vhich was the best, so tasty was ;
he fabric, genteel the style aud I
,erfect 10 ft Of each one. The suits ,
rere purchased Of the vell-knoWn ]
jlothinS House OF F. Neubrik, AZ :
)auphiu street, Mobile. he keeps )
complete assortment Of all sizes 7
,ome and see tbem-their prices {
fil tell--ths quality viii sell. y